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Community Bank Insurance Sales: The Outlook
Are community banks being left behind as the bank...ns, and opportunities of each bank. Community banks are growing restless and i...
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Community Involvement Checklist:
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT CHECKLIST:
Organi...liver them to needy families in the community;
Provide the elderly with te...
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Community Involvement: Board Lessons
Are you getting involved in your community?
Community involvement is essential for any su...ese assignments. So I looked to the community and found highly successful, non...
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...hment of employees, clients, and community.
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Community Service -- Attend and Assist wit...
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... Management Resources & Links Categories Popular Recent All Back Disaster Recovery: How Working Together Speeds Recovery 4/30/2013 10:40:32 PM by CompleteMarkets Editor This content has not been rated yet. DISASTER RECOVERY: HOW WORKING TOGETHER SPEEDS RECOVERY You've spent thousands of dollars and hundred of hours developing a sound disaster recovery program. Staff and management are trained to act quickly to mitigate damage and safeguard lives and property. But you may be disturbed to learn that survival hinges largely on something you've had no control over - your state and local emergency management planners. It seems like an obvious match, but the private sector's disaster planning specialists and their municipal counterparts have no history of coordination. That's starting to change, though. The evolving concept in disaster mitigation theory links the life of the community with the health of its businesses. That means communities increasingly see restoring business quickly as the way to save themselves after a crisis or catastrophe. It also means that business owners can become a stakeholder in their local catastrophe response planning programs. BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY ARE INTERDEPENDENT Disaster response planners have realized that communities suffer exponentially after a disaster and that the longer businesses remain incapacitated, the more devastated the community will be. A given area's people form both its customer base and its employee base, so every business that fails after a catastrophe could cause long-range harm to the community's people, economy, and tax base. Yet the traditional model for municipal contingency planning has addressed facility survival, not business continuation. Today's disaster planners now recognize that business survival, not just physical restoration of damaged property, ...
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... these questions, you're well on your way to developing agency-specific content. Agency-specific content is often found in an About Us or Who We Are section of your site. Other agency-specific content can be found in links shown by words such as contact us, e-mail, locations, and others. Agency-specific content also includes graphics, such as your logo, a photo of your building(s ) and location(s ), plus photos and/or biographical information about your staff. Keep in mind that the goal of agency-specific content is to personalize and humanize your agency. Your agency is more than a nondescript storefront or a series of cubicles in an office park; it's a business operated by people and has a personality, an image, a brand, a context, and a place within the community. Your Web site projects a visual and textual impression about your agency even if no one ever comes to your physical location. Here, then, is a short list of what to include. TELL YOUR AGENCY STORY Every business has a story to tell. People like stories. Stories engage the reader and draw them in. Sometimes an agency's story takes the form of a historical narrative, describing how the agency got started, its colorful founder, or a series of important events or milestones. One south Florida agency distinguished itself following the tragedy of Hurricane Andrew several years ago. Because many of the agency's employees also suffered devastation, the human interest element of the story was hard to ignore. Your agency's story is unique. Whatever took place in the past is what brought you to ...
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...’s logo is branded all over the community.
Idea # 5: Offer college scholars...friends. Check to see if you have a community theater in your area or perhaps...
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...ion theory links the life of the community with the health of its businesses. ...ays that do the most to protect the community and its businesses after a catas...
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...uch of a nurse practitioner in a community clinic in Anywhere, Louisiana. It&#...r outcomes into a proactive healthy community that will have a wellness center...
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...m with a marketing edge in their community. Every so often, we see a unique an...op an opportunistic eye within your community. Conduct a brainstorming session...